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Day 95 📖 #ALLINBITCOINBookClub Reading The Bitcoin Standard — 2.5 pages/day until Dec 21 🎄 A 51% attack is technically possible but economically self-destructive. Hardware attacks are feasible too, but Bitcoin’s decentralization makes them hard to pull off at scale. (Today: pages 243.5–245)

#Nostr won’t go mainstream until key security becomes invisible. Rings. Watches. Mobile signers. @Derek Ross breaks it down. Full convo 👇

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Day 94 📖 #ALLINBITCOINBookClub Reading The Bitcoin Standard — 2.5 pages/day until Dec 21 🎄 Bitcoin is extremely hard to hack. The costs of fraud keep rising while the incentives to protect the network grow stronger. (Today: pages 241–243.5)

Proud moment. After listening to my conversation with @DerekRoss 👇 “The way he handled every question especially his takes on legacy media and being present for family without hurting anyone, really stood out.” “Your podcast is solid, educational, motivating, and done for the culture.”

All In Bitcoin • 021 The Internet Just Split In Two – Which Side Are You On? w/Derek Ross - All In Bitcoin With CK • Watch on Fountain

The internet is quietly splitting in two. A KYC, permissioned, censorable web on one side… and a small, unstoppable, permissionless one on the ot...

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021 The Internet Just Split In Two – Which Side Are You On? w/Derek Ross - All In Bitcoin With CK

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021 The Internet Just Split In Two – Which Side Are You On? w/Derek Ross - All In Bitcoin With CK

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Day 93 📖 #ALLINBITCOINBookClub Reading The Bitcoin Standard — 2.5 pages/day until Dec 21 🎄 Bitcoin isn’t ideal for criminals. Its public, permanent ledger makes most crime easier to trace, not harder. (Today: pages 238.5–240)